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Chrysler Sebring Engine Problems
63 messages, Last post on Feb 27, 2013 at 10:58 PM
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#61 of 63 temperature gauge running higher by halp
Mar 01, 2012 (7:22 pm)
My 2005 Sebring 2.4L has been flawless for 75K mi. It used to be the temp guage pointed steadily to 8 o'clock. Now it's about 9:30-10, and approaches Hot at High speed and going up bridges. Fan runs almost full time. No loss of coolant at all. Firestone thinks the gasket is blown and exhaust is getting into the coolant, but wants to hear what the dealer says. I don't think I want to hear what the dealer says. if Firestone is right, can "Bars-Leaks" help a problem like this? thanks in advance.Hal P.
#62 of 63 Oil Light problems. by 93buicklesabre
May 14, 2012 (12:24 am)
Just letting you guys know I have owned my 2001 Chrysler Sebring Convertible for over a year with the 2.7L engine and when I bought it the oil light started flickering and it would come on and stay on from time to time. I replaced the oil sending unit and it still came on. I bought the car with 57k original miles on it. But I tried multiple different oil filters and I have stuck with one oil type. It stopped coming on when I used a Bosch Oil filter which is around $12-$15 dollars depending on where you buy it and I use Penzoil 5w-30 and the oil light hasnt come on in 6 months and the car hasnt made a single noise since. The car now has 73k on it and I change the oil every 3k religiously.I honestly think this helped it. But I will keep you posted as time goes on.
#63 of 63 Re: 2004 Chrysler Sebring Engine Froze [gtwin] by mike_g1
Feb 27, 2013 (10:58 pm)
Replying to: gtwin (Feb 25, 2012 4:06 pm)
If it's the 2.7L six, they are prone to seizing. If the oil was not changed at the correct intervals, and a synthetic was not used, the tend to bite it around 80,000 miles.
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